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It has been reported that the EU has refused to hold a high-level economic and trade dialogue between China and the EU before the China-EU summit at the end of next month due to the lack of progress in a number of trade negotiations with China.
Financial Times
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Brussels's decision not to move forward with the EU-China High Level Economic and Commercial Dialogue highlights the profound divergence between the parties, despite Pequim's efforts to strengthen ties with Europe, in a context of rivalry with the United States. This meeting is usually used to prepare the summit of leaders, which was held this year for 24-25 July in Pequim, and which marks the 50 years of diplomatic relations between China and t…
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